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Celebrating All Aspects of Black Life

Posted on24 June, 202023 June, 2020

Last week on Tor.com, L.L McKinney’s article “The Role Publishing Plays in the Commodification of Black Plan” talked about how books depicting Black pain are often sold more and that […] Read More

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Lee & Low’s 2019 Diversity Baseline Survey

Posted on29 January, 202028 January, 2020

Lee & Low Books released their 2019 Diversity Baseline Survey results yesterday, and if you haven’t taken some time to go over the results yet, you should. There are several […] Read More

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YA in Podcasts

Posted on22 January, 202022 January, 2020

Over the past year or so, I’ve been listening to more and more podcasts. I listen while walking the dog, driving, cooking, folding laundry, or any other time my hands […] Read More

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Charlottesville and Resources

Posted on16 August, 201716 August, 2017

Seems like a great time to recommend these young adult books tackling white supremacy. #Charlottesville pic.twitter.com/ZjiJCqzxb1 — Pick My YA (@PickMyYA) August 12, 2017 “If you’re not outraged, you’re not […] Read More

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#OwnVoices and Twitter

Posted on31 July, 20175 April, 2018

Over the last few months, there’s been a growing conversation around representation, #ownvoices, writing, and reviewing on Twitter. If that sounds vague, that’s because I’m writing this at 4:00am and […] Read More

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Muslim Voices #2

Posted on21 June, 20175 April, 2018

In January, Sajidah K. Ali and others started to tweet using the hashtag #MuslimShelfSpace. NBC has a good article about the beginnings of #MuslimShelfSpace if you want to know the backstory. […] Read More

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